The app's users connect through text message and WhatsApp and organize on issues including gender violence, data costs, and eviction.
Moeti decided to pursue the app based on her experience using her cell phone to organize against evictions in her northwest South African community of Rooigrond.
[2] She found that those impacted by decisions would participate in public consultation periods when given the tools to organize.
[3] One of Moeti's campaigns led the South African government to fully subsidize the cost of the mandatory transition from analog to digital television for the poor.
[3] OkayAfrica wrote that her app had affected millions through its resource and support network.